Does anyone know what is the difference between this model and the 2600 Legend series and which would you recommend?
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2600 has the easy mount system and the 9930 has the three bolt mounting system. There are two differences between the Waste King EZ mount system and Waste King 3-Bolt mount system garbage disposers. The 3-bolt mounting system has all stainless steel mounting components, the EZ mounting system has plastic and aluminum mounting components. The 3-bolt mounting system has a non removable hush cushion (splash guard), the EZ mounting system has a removable splash guard. There are no differences with the motors or performance. The EZ mount system is true to its name, it is indeed easier to work with than the 3 bolt system. Neither garbage disposal style is considered better than the other. They are both very durable mounting systems. It is solely a product preference.
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Go blindly for 780ti if you have PCIe 3 type motherboard. If you got v2, the 780 still beats the two 560s in regards to resolution and memory bandwidth. However thr 560s would be "faster" if ypu do 3D modeling and stuff. But if you talk gaming wise, go 780ti and later consider upgrading your mobo to PCIe v3.
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I'd buy a Geforce, but that's just me. I am still using my 2600K, with a Geforce 760 4GB and it's a great system.
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Just wanted to bump this and see if there are any new replies. The 1050 and 850 are about the same price - so why buy one over the other (MP aside)?
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The Gigabyte version is very quiet. Evga is the number 1 seller for a reason though. My choice would be to wait till the 800 series releases.
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Like the others, I'm not certain, but the feature set seems very similar except for dual flush volumes on the 970 model. I can't account for the apparent cost difference between them from what I see here. We love this model (950) and have had it for about 1 1/2 years without any problems.
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Barely any difference. The Base Clock differences are 1046 MHz vs. 1072 MHz, and Boost Clock of 1111 vs. 1137. That's pretty much it except for the extra fan. You can still only SLI connect a total of two of these cards if that's of any interest to you. For space and cooling efficiency, I'd opt for a dual GPU board instead. It will save you a ton of room in your tower. These cards are beasts, but effective.
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You are welcome, I hope it helps. The only reason I can see to upgrade from what you have is if you do other heavy CPU intensive programs other than gaming. Of course, if you plan to keep that computer for 5 years, who knows what games will be like then? If they are that CPU demanding in 5 years, it will be time to upgrade anyway. I have 2 3770Ks, a 2600K and a 2500K and can't tell the difference in gaming with any of them other than the GPU.
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For 1080p gaming, the 770 is good enough. You'll get maybe 10% more performance at that resolution. Go for the 780 if you're playing at 2560x1440 though
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JT has an Intel i3 proc which is a little nicer and the graphics card is a little newer. For most people the difference is not HUGE. So if your on the fence and you really want to save the $130, the VT is great. I am typing on mine now and I got it almost a year ago. A freind of mine also just got the JT after seeing mine and he loves his as well. Both are great computers. I have Steam on this and play Team Fortress 2, Modern Warfare 2, and Battlefield Bad Company 2 all on this on moderate settings with no problem. I also type reports on it regularly with no issues.
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I have an A10-5800k on mine at home and at work. I am very happy with them. If I was buying them today I might go with the A10-6800k, but I have no experience or have I done any research on that so I can't say it would be better.
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I would agree with JPL above, the difference is primarily GPU vs. CPU performance. With that being said, I would like to point out a much more potent APU codenamed 'Kaveri' will be available around Feb 2014. I'm not sure what the purpose of your build will be, but if you're looking for a powerful small form factor PC (like a HTPC for example), Kaveri will undoubtedly be the more robust option. Otherwise, I would highly recommend the A10-5700 because it has nearly the same graphics and CPU effectiveness as the A10-5800k but consumes significantly less power, the only difference being you cannot overclock the A10-5700. Cheers! I would agree with JPL above, the difference is primarily GPU vs. CPU performance. With that being said, I would like to point out a much more potent APU codenamed 'Kaveri' will be available around Feb 2014. I'm not sure what the purpose of your build will be, but if you're looking for a powerful small form factor PC (like a HTPC for example), Kaveri will undoubtedly be the more robust option. Otherwise, I would highly recommend the A10-5700 because it has nearly the same graphics and CPU effectiveness as the A10-5800k but consumes significantly less power, the only difference being you... » Read More I would agree with JPL above, the difference is primarily GPU vs. CPU performance. With that being said, I would like to point out a much more potent APU codenamed 'Kaveri' will be available around Feb 2014. I'm not sure what the purpose of your build will be, but if you're looking for a powerful small form factor PC (like a HTPC for example), Kaveri will undoubtedly be the more robust option. Otherwise, I would highly recommend the A10-5700 because it has nearly the same graphics and CPU effectiveness as the A10-5800k but consumes significantly less power, the only difference being you cannot overclock the A10-5700. Cheers! « Show Less
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Depends.. Prolly the 780 for the price. But titan is still the king for the premium of single gpu power. I have two titans in my machine. My buddy has two 780's..we don't notice any difference to the naked eye in game speed.
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I use the Asus R290X DirectCU II card. Yes it was $600 but with Mantel enabled it runs BF4 on Ultra at 1440p with no problems at all online with 64 player servers. Not to mention the same brand card that Asus makes for the GTX 780Ti is about $100 or so more. I'm very happy with the graphics card though, it runs very cool with the Asus DirectCU and has no throttling at all. Its quiet as heck in the Uber mode compared to the stock 290/290X cooled cards. Those cards even throttle in Uber mode and are so loud.
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this gtx 670 is as good as the 680 which is the top end 600 card and the 630 is at the bottom end. the 630 does not compare.
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I'm on the fence too, but I think I'm going to go with the 770 over 1100. I've researched the two from tech site to tech site and they've all pointed to the 770 over the 1100. 10mps for $159 with free shipping isn't too shabby. If it turns out to be junk at least I'll give an honest review.
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They are both basically the same card, but EVGA usually has a tendency to make very high quality NVidia cards. One system I made has this card installed in it and another one has the EVGA one in it and this one is a bit louder once the fans hit a certain RPM threshold. Neither card came with any cables that I can remember minus PSU convertors and DVI to VGA adapter.